“No, I guess I won’t have too much chance later in the summer either. C’est la vie.”
Then I remembered last night and I told her about Kevin and the stuffed animals.
She smiled and chuckled. “I’ll bet they’ll be hidden when you wake him up.”
“Probably. I’ll knock before I go in and give him a minute or two to protect his dignity.”
“Well, I better get going. The sooner I’m there, the sooner I’m done.
There are a bunch of board games in the family room and some DVD’s Kevin hasn’t seen yet and he’s got the video game so I think you’ll be able to keep him entertained. I should probably start pushing him to do his summer reading, but I think I’ll let him get a pass on that today. I’ll bring in lunch. If I’m going to be later than 1:00 I’ll call.”